What is the simple predicate in the following sentence? My teacher is the most fabulous teacher at BHS

The simple predicate in the given sentence is 'is.'

Explanation:

A simple predicate can be defined as an action in a sentence. A simple predicate is a single verb in a sentence without its modifiers.

In the given sentence, a simple predicate (or simple verb) is 'is.' The word 'is' is the present tense third-person singular of 'be.'

Therefore, the correct answer; the simple predicate in the given sentence is 'is.'

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